Lead Foreman

The Contractor Consultants; Manassas (VA); On-site; USD 45,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance

Health Savings Account (HSA)

Life and Disability Insurance Options

Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick, Holidys

Retirement Savings Program

Weekly Pay Cycle

Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP

Overtime Opportunities

Weekly vehicle allowance

Discretionary Bonuses (based on perfom

Career Development & Advancement

Job summary

Calvert Masonry Inc. is seeking a skilled Foreman to lead frontline field crews on commercial projects in the DMV area. You will manage daily field operations, direct crews up to ~40, and act as the primary field liaison with the GC and Project Manager.

The ideal candidate has 5+ years of hands-on masonry experience, strong blueprint reading skills, OSHA certification, and reliable transportation. This is a field-based, full-time role with competitive benefits and overtime opportunities.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of hands-on commercial construction experience, preferably masonry, with prior lead or foreman experience.
• Solid ability to read blueprints, elevations, shop drawings, and layout markers.
• Knowledge of scaffold safety (OSHA guidelines), rigging, and jobsite hazard identification.
• OSHA 10-Hour or 30-Hour Construction Certification (or ability to complete upon hire).
• Bilingual English/Spanish is a strong advantage.
• High school diploma or GED.
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation to job sites.

Responsibilities

• Plan, direct and supervise daily masonry operations, including manpower assignments, sequencing, layout, material flow and equipment utilization to maintain safe and productive operations.
• Direct personnel assigned to the project; monitor workforce productivity, quality and safety and adjust work assignments and crew organization as required.
• Serve as Calvert’s primary field point of contact with the General Contractor and coordinate Calvert’s work with the GC and other trades regarding schedule, access, sequencing and other conditions affecting masonry operations.
• Review contract and shop drawings sufficiently to plan and direct the work; identify conflicts, missing information, changed conditions or other issues and timely communicate them to the Project Manager and Superintendent.
• Maintain material inventories, forecast project needs and coordinate material orders and deliveries sufficiently in advance to avoid interruption of production.
• Monitor project schedule and short-term requirements; plan Calvert’s work accordingly and promptly advise the Superintendent and Project Manager of conditions affecting schedule, manpower, productivity, cost or time of performance.
• Maintain required project documentation including daily reports, in-place production quantities, equipment/scaffold inspections, delivery tickets and other field records.
• Plan and coordinate project equipment, scaffold and logistical needs and timely communicate requirements for additional manpower, equipment or company resources to the Superintendent.
• Maintain regular communication with the Superintendent and Project Manager regarding project status and promptly elevate issues requiring additional assistance or management action.
• Knowledgeable in equipment operation, scaffold systems, crane rigging/hoisting, masonry and grout systems and techniques, and through-wall flashing systems, including applicable safety and maintenance requirements.
• Promptly elevate issues that cannot reasonably be resolved at the field level to the Superintendent or Project manager , providing sufficient information for Calvert management to understand the issue and determine the required action.
• Perform specific operational task assignments at discretion of Director of Field Operations and, depending on project and crew size, perform production work with tools/hands as needed.
• Depending on project size, crew size and operational needs, perform production work with their tools/hands as needed; however, the Project/Lead Foreman’s primary responsibility is the planning, direction, coordination and supervision of the project’s field operations.

Skills

Hands-on masonry experience

Blueprint reading

Safety compliance

OSHA 10/30 certification

Bilingual English/Spanish

Education

High school diploma or GED

OSHA 10/30 Certification

Job description

Lead the Crew & Master the Craft - Join Calvert Masonry Inc. as a Masonry Foreman!

Position: Lead Foreman

Company: Calvert Masonry Inc.

Salary Range: $33.00-$38.00+ per hour based on experience

Industry: Concrete / Masonry / Coatings

Location: Manassas, Dale City, VA (DMV Project Sites)

Job Overview

Calvert Masonry Inc. is seeking a skilled, hands-on Foreman to lead frontline field crews on commercial projects. In this role, you will have primary responsibility for day-to-day field operations of the project to which they are assigned and serve as Calvert’s primary field representative on that project. They will direct Foreman 1A/1B personnel and crews of varying size, including medium to large crews of up to approximately 40 employees. Project/Lead Foremen will serve at the direction of the assigned Superintendent and work closely with the Project Manager

Who We Are

Calvert Masonry Inc. is a 100% employee-owned commercial masonry contractor known for tackling the industry's most challenging projects with professionalism and precision. We pride ourselves on proactive problem-solving and maintaining long-term client relationships. Our team isn't just building walls—we're building careers and lasting partnerships. As we take on landmark projects across the region, we need an experienced foreman to lead our field crews. Learn more at www.calvertmasonry.com.

Key Responsibilities

• Plan, direct and supervise daily masonry operations, including manpower assignments, sequencing, layout, material flow and equipment utilization to maintain safe and productive operations.
• Direct personnel assigned to the project; monitor workforce productivity, quality and safety and adjust work assignments and crew organization as required.
• Serve as Calvert’s primary field point of contact with the General Contractor and coordinate Calvert’s work with the GC and other trades regarding schedule, access, sequencing and other conditions affecting masonry operations. Participate in project specific coordination meetings
• Review contract and shop drawings sufficiently to plan and direct the work; identify conflicts, missing information, changed conditions or other issues and timely communicate them to the Project Manager and Superintendent.
• Maintain material inventories, forecast project needs and coordinate material orders and deliveries sufficiently in advance to avoid interruption of production.
• Monitor project schedule and short-term requirements; plan Calvert’s work accordingly and promptly advise the Superintendent and Project Manager of conditions affecting schedule, manpower, productivity, cost or time of performance.
• Maintain required project documentation including daily reports, in-place production quantities, equipment/scaffold inspections, delivery tickets and other field records.
• Plan and coordinate project equipment, scaffold and logistical needs and timely communicate requirements for additional manpower, equipment or company resources to the Superintendent.
• Maintain regular communication with the Superintendent and Project Manager regarding project status and promptly elevate issues requiring additional assistance or management action.
• Knowledgeable in equipment operation, scaffold systems, crane rigging/hoisting, masonry and grout systems and techniques, and through-wall flashing systems, including applicable safety and maintenance requirements.
• Promptly elevate issues that cannot reasonably be resolved at the field level to the Superintendent or Project manager , providing sufficient information for Calvert management to understand the issue and determine the required action.
• Perform specific operational task assignments at discretion of Director of Field Operations and, depending on project and crew size, perform production work with tools/hands as needed.
• Depending on project size, crew size and operational needs, perform production work with their tools/hands as needed; however, the Project/Lead Foreman’s primary responsibility is the planning, direction, coordination and supervision of the project’s field operations.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of hands-on commercial construction experience preferably in masonry (brick, block, stone, structural grout), with prior lead or foreman experience preferred.
• Solid ability to read blueprints, project elevations, shop drawings, and layout markers.
• Working knowledge of scaffold safety (OSHA guidelines), rigging, and jobsite hazard identification.
• OSHA 10-Hour or 30-Hour Construction Certification (or ability to complete upon hire).
• Strong interpersonal and crew leadership abilities; bilingual communication (English/Spanish) is a strong advantage.
• High school diploma or GED required.
• Valid driver's license and reliable transportation to job sites.

Benefits

• Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance
• Health Savings Account (HSA)
• Life and Disability Insurance Options
• Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick, Holidays)
• Retirement Savings Program
• Weekly Pay Cycle
• Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP)
• Overtime Opportunities
• Weekly vehicle allowance
• Discretionary Bonuses (based on performance)
• Career Development & Advancement Potential

Schedule

• Full-Time
• Monday - Friday

Location

• Field-based at active project sites throughout Northern Virginia and the greater DMV area.

Equal Employment Opportunity

We are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, or any other legally protected status.